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| OUR Mr.. v. A. KINBALL

WILL BE At THE AMERICAN
HOUSE. CALAIS. THURSDAY,
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and NON
DAY. MARCH Il, 10, 10 and 81
At EASTPORT. TUESDAY. WE'D
NENDIY & THURSDAY. MARIN
~, % and q. 1T MACHIN
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
MARCH y and %, At MIL
BRIDGE. At HOTEL. On NOV
DAY. MARCH %. ONLY. CHER,
RIFlELD. At HOTEL. TlN
DAY.MiRCH 90. ELLSWORTH.
At HANCOCK HOUSE. WE'D
NESDAi 4 THURSDAY. MARCH
30 and 81. WATERPROOF,
FRIDAY and NATURDAl.tPRIL
i>t 4 md. At HOTEL. SEARS
PORT At HOTEL, MONDAY,
APRIL ith. WINDSOR HOTEL.
BELFAST, TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL 5ih and 9th,
SEARSMONT,THUR SDAl,APRIL
9TH. LIBERTY. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY. 9th and 9th.
WASHINGTON. At HOTEL,
MONDAY APRIL II. BTRT0NN
HOTEL, UNION COMMON. TrE>-
DAY. APRIL IL.
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Rrookln.
At the annual town meeting held to-day
the following business was transacted
Modcrator-Joseph b Babson.
Clerk-G. K Allen.
Trra-urcr-R. \. Herrick.
Collector and Constellation Staples
Supervisor of Schools EraStus J. Car
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Bosckee's German Syrup to let its wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma.
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
eases. No person can use II without imined-
late relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider ii the duty OF all druggists to
recommend it to the poor. dying eonsumptive.
at least to try one bottle. a. $4,000 dozen bot
ties were sold last year. aud 10 one ease where
il failed was reported. Such medicine a>
the German Syrup cannot be too widely
known. ASK YOUR druggist about it. Sample
bottles to try. sold at 10 cents. Regular size,
- cents. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, in
the United States and Canada
Tyr 10 cow
All eases OF weak o. lame back, baekache
rheumatism. &c. will find relief by wearing
one of Carriers Smart Weed and Beladonna
Bsckache Plasters. Price - cents. For sale
by ). ID. Wiggin.
Thousand. OF ladies cherish grateful re-
membrance Of the help derived from the use
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The Colby Qusrtrttc Club gave very
fine entertainment in Emery Hall. Tuesday
cycuu. The following WAS the pro-
gramur
]. Ctrmiua Collesen,-.
Il. The Iouuz Lover.
b. The Cobbler and the Crow.
Tenor solo. Smile and Bid Ne Live.
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Sullivan.

sullivan.
Mr. " Moore of Milo. has just closed
profitable term of school here and gone To
Waterville to finish his college course, be-
ing a senior at Colby.
George G. Emery left here last Friday
for Boston. where he will tarry but few
DAYS. en- route for Kansas City, where he
has established himself in real estate bust
ness.
Miss Hattie Corners is home from Cas-
tine Normal school, very much 10 the de-
light of her many friends here.
Town meeting. sullivan, March IA. the
following officers were elected:
Moderator-Iohn |. Hill.
Clcrk-F. A. Moves.
Treasurer-Ch has II. Prcblc.
Selectmen-Emery Il Dunbar. Frank T.
Moves and Jacob ). Johnson.
school Committee-.Iohn +. Simpson,
Moses y Hawkins and Kate \. Dunbar.
Voted to raise s2"o for free High
School.
March IL. R"VRE
Voted cash on roads 500
For High school, 200
For Waukeay Neck road, 80
Voted to purchase road machine,
March II.
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Farmers Improve Your Stock

by patr1nizing the Thoroughbred Holstein Friesian
Bull, COLONEL BARRE" Registered in the
III. h. II h. Registry No. PASS.
This fine animal will lie kept at my place in
Franklin during the season OF 1851. Terms 81 50
by the sea son, payable at time OF service.
W. W. BRAGD0N.
franklin, March % 1877 3wl2eows
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TTgpTICE,

IM HEkEAs my wife Fannie NJ Eaton. has left
w my bed and boar~ without just cause or
prorocatinn, forbid all persons haFnoring or
trusting her oil my account, as shall pay no debts
Of her contracting aitcr this date.
GEORGE ID. EATON.
Deer Isle, March 10, 1857. Swl2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-03-24

There was gral concert in Emery
Hail "Wednesday evening. under the man
a.,.ucut ~ Mr. l. Brown. Music was
furnished by Andrews full orchestra A.
sisted biz Il. r. Hall cornct >oloist: :. II
f. ,ardman flute >oloi>t; Mis- Resale
Blanchard clocutjoni~i; Master Ike Han
son. in hi >peCIaitleS. \ special train left
Bangor al Is 80 O'Clock Y. NJ. taking par
ti,> at way stations along the line. 80 thar
W hem TIN. concert commenced the hall wa-
Billed - overflow ing
News was received here last week Of the
death by consumption Of Rev. y. u. Cliff
ford president II Wiley University. Mar
Shall Texas Mr Clifford was at one time
teacher al the East Maine Conference Sem
mary where he Won the esteem Of sll by
hi~ upright character and aiicctionatc dis
position. He went south hoping 10 pro-
long his life but found no climate proof
against that dread disease. Mr.. Clifford
was brother Of Rev. y. !. Clifford late
pastor Of the Franklin street church. who
wa uycrtaken by the same disease and died
in Kansas little more than year ago
steamer Mount Waldo has just dis
charged q cargo Of coal here for Bangor
parties.
Brig James Miller and >chooncr- Flee
ira Bailey and Ruth Darling are at the
steamboat wharf loading for southern
ports.
! " Palmer la been selling his stock
Of groceries at auction. We hear he con
templates moving west
The ~priu. term Of the Seminary began
h'aiay. with a very full attendance.
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RANGES

and anything for the home
or public, or private yt,,s.
Churches, Halls, or Lodgrs,
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Sold everywhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-19
ruo Yeara ana sInaa


Yesterday the first cony :ction was OBJ
tanned under the Opium License Act of
1886, when All Lin was sentenced to the
minimum penalty, viz fine of 81 900,
two years imprisonment at hard labor
and 81 10 costs. Although the prisoner
pleaded not guilty, the. case against him,
in which he was charged with having
opium unlawfully in possession on Sun
day last, was very clear. Officer Kau-
hane testified that he, in company with
another officer, saw the prisoner and
another Chinaman through the window
of house at Kapuukolo with an opium
lamp between them. The door being
barred, an entrance was effected through
the window, when both started to run
away, one making good his escape. The
opium paraphernalia were scattered
about the room and pipe which the
man arrested was using at the time was
seized, as also other things pertaining to
it. Prisoner admitted in Court that two
horns OF opium, which were among the
things, belonged to him. He was not
defended by counsel.
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MARINE MISHAP.
The Barkenfine Wrestler Touches on
the Reef Near the Lighthouse.

There was considerable excitement
in town yesterday afternoon when it be-
came known that the -barkentine
Wrestler, bound eHt for San Francisco,
was on the reef near the lighthouse.
The vessel was all ready for sea at
O'Clock, having on board 895 tons OF
domestic produce Pilot Babcock
boarded her about that time at the
Wilder Steamship Company's wharf,
and preparations were made for putting
her to sea under sail Two topsails, a
gallant and a mainsail were hoisted, and
the vessel headed for the channel. The
lines were cast off, and this had no
sooner been done when the vessel turned
and headed for the lighthouse. Every
thing was done to bring her into the
proper course, but it was apparent that
something was wrong with the steering
gear and she touched on a mud bank
close to the lighthouse. All hands were
at work at once to try and get her off.
The tug Eleu Immediately commenced to
get up steam SO as to render assistance
AT the point where the Wrestler touched
there is big bank consisting of the
sediment of the harbor, beyond this is
coral. A stout rope was fastened to
mooring post on the Pacific Mail wharf
and run out to the vessel. The crew
with assistance tried to pull her off, but
without avail The Eleu soon got steam
and 70 Ae4o.
about fifteen minutes work she towed
the Wrestler off into deep water. The
anchor was dropped and again prepare
tons were made for getting to sea- At
quarter past 4 O'Clock the lines were
cast off and the vessel glided out of the
channel on her voyage to San Francis CO.
Directly after the tug had CONNIE need
to try and get the barkentine off, the
schooner Josephine came along under
full sail, and not noticing the line
stretched from the vessel to the shore
got her rudder entangled and was held
fast. The sails were quickly lowered,
and as soon as the Wrestler got clear the
Josephine was liberated and proceeded
on her journey to Eva.
The cause OF the mishap was undoubt-
edly the steering gear. Captain
Schnauer had taken it off while in port
and put it together wrong. He sent the
following communication 20 this office for
publication:
There is no blame attached to Pilot
Babcock by the Master of the barken-
tine Wrestler, as the steering gear was
wrong. CAPT. c. SCHNAUER."
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island trade viii De strr gthened. Last
month was a slow one both in the ex-
port ard import trade, and although a
fairly remunerative business was done
in holiday goods, the aggregate did not
come up to that OF recent years. Better
results are anticipated in the present
season, which opens fairly well.
The work of rebuilding the burned
section Of the city continues, thus afford
ing remunerative employment to large
Aumber of workmen, and creating de-
mand for building material from the
Coast. Several large contracts for build
ings have been let, and the prospect is
for very active season in the building
trade This means the constant circula-
tiol OF money through the retail stores Of
the city.
The yield OF sugar promises well. 1t
is too soon, perhaps, to estimate the total
result Of the seasons crushing, but d
conservative estimate would be 10000
tons. Last year wien the ADVERTISER
put the yield in round figures at this
quantity, it was deemed an excessive
estimate by some who claimed to be
well informed, but the output exceeded
that estimate by over $4,000 tons. All
present indications point to yield Of
not less than 100000 tons. The quail
ity of the new sugar is superior
The excessive rains have been against
rice so far, and last crop was light one
The home demand is on the increase,
thus lessening the available surplus for
export.
There is a steady development of our
coasting trade, which has already at
tanned large proportions. A considera-
be increase is looked for in the Polyne-
siau de, which is attracting more at
tenti2n than formerly. The Legislature
last session placed the staple products
Of the tropical islands of Polynesia on
the free list. This was done to encour-
age trading enterprise in the Pacific. 1t
is likewise hoped that the Embassy sent
to Samoa, Tonga and the Gilbert Islands
may be influential in the same direction.
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Music and billiards..

Last evening the Royal Hawaiian Band
gave an unusually fine concert at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel The programme
contained two new pieces which were
we'll received. The front of the building
was Illuminated with the electric light
and colored lanterns, and presented a
very unique appearance. The attend
ance on the verandas and the grounds
was quite large.
In the billiard room there was an ex-
hibition of billiards. Messrs. Ben Say
lor and j. F. B. McCleery played an
exhibition game of English billiards, 300
points up, followed by fancy shots by
McCleery. A large number of lovers of
the game witnessed the exhibition.
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Personal.

Mr.. A. NJ. Hewitt, so well and favora-
bly, known in this community as con-
nected with Messrs. J. NJ. Dat & Co., and
latterly with Mr.. J. H.. Soper, news
dealer, will be a passenger by the Aus
tralia to-day for San Francisco While
there he will select stock of stationery
goods, etc. Returning to Honolulu
February 10th, MIR. Hewitt viii open out
in business on his own account in the
store on Merchant street formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. w. S. Luce, wine and spirit
merchant.
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Serious Assault

A Chinaman was conveyed to the Pc
lice Station Monday in cart, and was
suffering from an aggravated assault
said to have been committed upon him
by some natives in Pauoa Valley. He
was taken thence to the Hospital for
treatment, and it was found that he had
sustained severe cash on the forehead.
Warrants were issued for the arrest of
the natives. The other side of the story
Is that the Chinaman was meddling
with some horses belonging to the ma
tives.
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supreme court-1annsrx Torn,
1t OhL D DID, = y
TUESDAY. January ISth.

BEFORE JUDD, c. y.
TUESDAY, January ISth.
Ali Sin VS.. Uilama ct al, damages for
malicious prosecution. Mr. w. A Kin
ney for plaintiff, His ExceIlency Antoine
Rosa for defendants. The further hear
ing of evidence occupied the Court all
day.
AT UNSATISFACTORY M'CULLY, J.
In re estate of w. NJ. Wenner, de-
ceased. Petition for guardianship. Mr..
A. P. Peterson for petitioner. Ordered
that Kuhilani Wenner, the petitioner, be
appointed guardian of the person, and
Henry Smith guardian of the property OF
Frederick August Wenner, minor, under
bond of 81 800. The minor is the
possessor OF 81 ,382 81 in cash, now in
the hands OF the Clerk of the Supreme
Court
BEFORE PRESTON, J.
Thomas u. Thrum VS. Pacific Com
MERCIAL ADVERTISER and r. j: Creigh
ton, infringement Of copyright. Messrs.
l.. A. Thurston and A G. Smith for
plaintiff, Mr.. f NJ. Hatch and Messrs.
Whiting & Creighton for defendants An
answer to plaintiffs bill was filed by de-
PENDANTS, who deny the existence OF the
copyright claimed by plaintiff, or that he
is the author of the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for $780, although that
work was issued by him, as also works
under the same title in subsequent years.
The publication of the "HonOlulu AL
manac and Directory for 1886" by de-
PENDANTS is admitted by them, but they
deny that they have been guilty of any
piracy from plaintiffs work, or that he
has any exclusive right to publish such
matters as are alleged to have been
pirated, or that there has been any in
fringement of copyright whatsoever. De-
PENDANTS admit that they are about to
publish, subject to the ruling OF the
Court, a work entitled the Honolulu
Almanac and Directory for 1887" but
they claim that they have not in any way
copied, simulated or initiated, but that
the work was the production Of the
labor and skill of the defendants,
without reference to plaintiffs alleged
copyright work. The defendants in
their answer then proceed to give speci-
fic denials to the specific allegations Of
the plaintiff as 10 the alleged piratical
nature of certain portions of the work
complained Of 1t is denied that plant
if is entitled to any copyright for the
works published during the years 1881
to 1886, or that those works are copies or
editions of that of 1890; and it is alleged
that he had published works bearing
similar title during the years 1875 to
1879. 1t is denied that there is any
thing of the nature of invention in the
works published by plaintiff, and it is
maintained that no legal copyright can
be held on the same or any of them, and
defendants pray for such relief az the
Court may deem meet to grant and to be
hence dismissed with costs. 4 stipula-
ton has been entered into by counsel on
both sides and approved by the Court
thai, provided an account is kept OF all
sales and other distribution of the al
legged piratical work until full and final
hearing of the case, the interlocutory in
junction issued be dissolved.
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For san francisco.

The following passengers will leave for
the Coast to-day by the Oceanic Com
pany's steamship Australia: j. T. Water
house, ST., and wife. Miss L. S. Dickson,
DR.. J. NJ Whitney, j. B. Worster, L.
van Vliet. F. w. White, Captain J.H.
Barbour, t. S. A, Miss Fannie Barbour.
F. E. Adams, W. Fl. Holmes, Major A.
S. Bender, Mrs. C. J. Fishel and three
children, and about 80 steerage passen-
gers,
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Coming Minstrel Entertainment.

At meeting of the members of Homo
lulu Yacht and Boat Club who took
part i'll the late minstrel entertainment,
held last evening, Mr.. II. w Morse was
appointed stage manager OF the next en-
tertainment, which will be held during
the coming month. Rehearsals will
commence on Monday evening next.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-19
Lecture at the Y. =

On Friday evening Mr.. John r. Arm
del will deliver lecture at the Y. M. c..
A. Hall on ''The Islands of the Pacific ,,
This will be the inaugural lecture of
series arranged under the auspices Of
the 7. NJ. G. A. The lecture will COM
mence at 80 O'Clock, and the adrnis-
sion will be free.
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SchOoI-street bridge

The following tenders were received at
the Interior Department for repairs TO
the bridge on School street: e. E. MAJ
hew, 81 200; j. n. Kaiaikawaha, 81, 45I
D. Mckenzie, $775; George Lucas, $720.
The latter tender was accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-19
BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

Trade is dull, but as the holidays are
over and sugar is beginning to come for
ward freely for export. it is anticipated
hat the movement OF goods in the inter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-01-19

The Volcano panorama will be shipped
to San Francisco by the Australia to-day
About 500 people inspected it during the
three weeks it was ON exhibition in this
city
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LADIES :!
Mrs. Smither, Ladies' Nurse,

HAvING RETURNED FROM THE COAST, is
Il prepared to make few engagements. Mrs
S1nither has had long experience as ladies nurse
and can furnish best of references both in the
United States and the Islands. Gail or ad
dress, MRS. S. S9ITHER, Fort street, between
Hotel and Beretania, Honolulu. 424feI7
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Police COurG.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
TuESDAv Ian1arv 18th

TUESDAY, JANUARY 18Th.
Three DRINKS were dealt with.
James Powell and Mrs. All Coon,
charged with adultery, pleaded not
guilty, but were convicted and fined $50
and $15 respectively, with costs.
All Lin, charged with having opium in
possession, pleaded not guilty SEN
fenced to two years hard labor, fine of
81 900 and costs.
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STEAMER LEHUA,
CLARK, Commander
VIII leave regularly for same portsI as KiIauea
Hou.
STEAMER MOKOLu,
tMcGregor, Commander.

lNIcGregor, EOmmauder),
leaves for the following ports every alternate
Monday at y. A.:
Commencing August TO Lanai, KamalO. Pu-
koo Lahaina. Olowalu. Returning TO Lahana,
PukoO, KamaIO. lanai. arriving at Honolulu Sat
urday morning.
Com .nencing August 9-To Kaunakakai, Kama
10. PukOo, Halawa, Wailau, Pelekunu, Kalaupapa.
Returning to Pukoo, IAhHina, Olowaiu I.ahaina,
PnkoO, KaInalO. Raunakakai, arriving Homo
lulu Saturday morning.
EE- The Company will not be responsible Tor
any freight or packages unless rCceipted for, nor
Ter personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed In
barge of the Purser.
All possible care will he taken of Live Stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk of accident.
SAML q. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
SIS -Iy Mar 20
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advertisements.
WIbDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,

Leaves Honolulu Per following schedule,
touching st Lahaina, MaalRea, AaEena, MANU-
kona, kawaIhae LaupsnoehOe. Hilo and Reau hou:
Commencing on MONDAY July &c, 1856, and
on every alternate Monday at p. NJ, the Kinau
VIII make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hou on Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are in waiting to convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE (fve miles in the saddle
and nine miles by carriagel.
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLA RS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On Hio trips vii
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at Mahukona
The Rinau WILL TOUCH at HOnokaia and
Paauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengers
II q signal is made from the shore.
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CIVIL CASE.

All Heen W. IL. Barber, assumpsit
500. Mr.. j. A. Magoon for plaintiff;
Messrs. Ashford & Ashford for defend
ant. Plea OF general issue. The de-
murrer raised was sustained, and the
case continued to the 10th instant.
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II II L
Pacific Commercial Advertiser

Re for >sIe D4IIs attI.e ltI!ssna 800;
]. II. SDPER eTcnant street
CRYSTAL SODA WORKS...........- p tel street
r. g. THRUM )rt stree
SIAIAIS' BOOTBLACK STAND. ....... Kotel st1 eet
Five Cents per copy.
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UNIONTOWN.

The property of Sarah McCurdy, decd,
was sold at public sale by Mr. Sidebot-
tom, for the sum of S142 90, to Mr. Bar.
nett Cunningham, an erterprising pro-
duce dealer of this place. The house
comprises house and almost two lots as
laid off in the town plot. Mr. G went to
work at once, and will soon have all re-
pairs made and house ready for occupat
ton.
THE festival at Crabapple was well
patronized and the Mission Band real
lied about $40 from sales of berries,
cream and cake.
Mrs Laisure, who suffered the loss Of
all her household goods at the late
Bridgeport fire. wes visiting her sister,
Mrs Morgan, of this place, at the time
the fire occurred.
A FINE MARE owned by Mr. Daniel
Brewer, died on Saturday last. She was
valued at about $50, and the loss will
prove serious one to Mr. Brewer.
IT has been announced that's "the la
dies have planned and will hold festi-
val or social at this place on the evening
OF the 4th of July"
COMMUNION at U P church on Sab
bath; Rev w r Thompson preached on
Friday, and Rev DR. Jamison, of Hopet
dale on Saturday and Sabbath. There
were several accessions to the church.
Mr.. GEORGE MORROW and wife, of
Bridgeport. are visiting in the locality.
Mr. Morrow formerly lived in this town.
but has been absent for a number of
years. II,